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How do you make an email link Open?

To create an email link in your email or newsletter, follow these steps:

1. Go to the block where you wish to put the email link.
2. In the toolbar, click on the Insert Link icon.
3. Instead of a Web address, type in the email address you want to use, using this format: mailto:name@domain instead of a URL.

Internet Explorer

1. Open your Windows computer’s Control Panel.
2. Click Internet Options.
3. Click the Programs tab.
4. Select the desired email client from the drop-down menu.
5. Click OK. Note: To set Gmail or Yahoo! as your default email client for mailto links, see the sections below.

Allow Gmail to open all email links.

1. Open Chrome and navigate to “Settings.”
2. Click “Content settings” Under “Privacy and security.”
3. Select “Handlers” and switch on the Ask protocol.
4. Open Gmail in Chrome and click the Protocol Handler icon.
5. Allow Gmail to open all email links.

You’ll see an “Actions” menu under the “Message” tab. Click on that menu and select the “Other Actions,” then click on “View Source” to see the HTML code. Regardless of what your default text editor is, the HTML file will open as a .

mailto is a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) scheme for email addresses. It is used to produce hyperlinks on websites that allow users to send an email to a specific address directly from an HTML document, without having to copy it and entering it into an email client.

When you click a hyperlink in an email message, your computer automatically attempts to open that link in a Web browser. If, for example, both Internet Explorer and Chrome are installed on your PC, and Chrome is set as the default browser, links open in Chrome.

If links are not opening up in the browser, or if two tabs/windows are opening on each click, try the following: 1) Change your default browser to another browser and then change it back. 2) Make sure your browser is up-to-date. …

A: The reason your computer knows to open a browser when you click a link in an email is because your computer associates various links and file types with the appropriate corresponding application. The quickest way to fix this is to make sure Internet Explorer is set as your default browser.

Why is my email strangely formatted, with lines of code? It usually means because you are trying to open your email with another email client than the web version of Gmail, such as Apple Mail, Outlook or Google Inbox. Or it can also happen because you copied/pasted your email from another tool like Word or Google Docs.

Click on the link in your email to make sure it opens a tab in Edge. Then close Edge. Restart Firefox (or your preferred default browser). Go back to Default Programs in Windows Settings or Control Panel and reset the default there. Now, click on the link in your email again. Voila! It should now open that link in your default browser.

If you can open Outlook links now, then you can safely set Internet Explorer as the default browser. To do this, open Internet Explorer and click the Tools icon > Internet options. Then navigate to the Programs tab, and click the Make default button.

​Firefox Open your Firefox web browser. Click the Firefox menu the top left-hand corner of the window. Click Options (PC) or Preferences (Macintosh). Click the Applications subtab. Use the search bar for “mailto.”. Click the drop-down menu under the “Action” column. Select your desired, default email client (e.g. Use Gmail). Click OK.

When Windows 10 won’t open links from your email in your browser. Exit from Firefox or your default browser ( it turns out this is not required ). Go to Default Programs in Windows Settings or Control Panel. Select Microsoft Edge as your default browser. Click on the link in your email to make sure